[WIP] Fix: Copy functionality failed to retrieve password when GnuPG key isn't already unlocked#2
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Description
Once done, this will resolve issue #1.
Issues Resolved
Closes: #1
Type of Change
Motivation and Context
When attempting to use the --copy option in BashPass-Remote, if the GnuPG key has not been unlocked on the server beforehand, the program will not prompt the user to enter the password like it does with the --list option. Instead, it will continuously attempt to decrypt the password file until it fails. Once it fails, the program will write an empty string or nothing at all, to the clipboard instead of the correct password.
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